TRON TRX
A TRON address is 0x41 followed by the last 20 bytes of Keccak-256 of the secp256k1 public key, so a receive-only account has not revealed its key. The first signed transaction exposes the key (recoverable from the ECDSA signature) for the life of the account, as on Ethereum.
Not live on mainnet. TIP-899 Post-Quantum Signature Support (opened 1 July 2026, Draft) adds Falcon-512 (FN-DSA-512) and ML-DSA-44 signature types with addresses derived as 0x41 plus Keccak-256 of the PQ public key; it is deployed on the Nile testnet and each algorithm needs its own on-chain governance vote before mainnet. Justin Sun said in April 2026 that a quantum-resistant testnet would come in Q2 and mainnet in Q3 2026; later reporting moved the mainnet target to end of 2026.
No published exposure measurement yet
No published measurement of the share of TRX in accounts that have already signed was found. The exposure model matches Ethereum's, so it can be computed from chain state.
Sources
- TRON Developer Hub: Account accessed 2026-09-17
- TIP-899: Post-Quantum Signature Support (tronprotocol/tips) accessed 2026-09-17
- crypto.news: Justin Sun sets 2026 timeline for TRON quantum-resistant upgrade (27 April 2026) accessed 2026-09-17